Koasati

Koasati

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I have the opposite problem........when I load SkinStudio, my brain freezes. On the second problem, open the WB config....under System, make sure "Do not use any XP specific skin features" is not checked.

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Putting the final tweaks on a HvD theme, matching ICQ Plus, and a SysmetriX skin, checking out DavidK's matching WB skin .............also working on a different Sysmetrix, and messing around with a wallpaper idea.. Other than that, simply loafing........

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For the graphics, you need a paint program. ok....you've waited long enough I guess.. Photoshop (expensive) Paintshop Pro (reasonably priced) The Gimp (free). To put the WindowBlinds together, all you really need is the WB program and a text editor. Stardock also has a program that is supposed to help create the file for WB, but some, myself included find it hard to use. it's called SkinS

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DO you have the software for whatever packages you've downloaded? Each section is for a certain program, other than walls, and screenshots. AT the top of each section you'll find the info you need. Holler if ya need anymore help.

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that's what you were talking about in the other thread............ I see you already ask this in a thread, and when someone didn't answer your right away, you figured you would get an answer sooner if you started a second thread with the same subject...............WRONG!

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joe-are you looney or something? They're not IM'ing, it's a thread, otherwise you couldn't read it on the board. spikiebastard- what the heck r u talking about?

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A lot of the wallpapers on the skin sites are .jpg, which means if you unzip them to the Windows folder, you'll have to use Active Desktop to use them. I would suggest using a wallpaper changer program. I use QuickChanger, but the site has been down for a while. There are lots of changers available. Go to google.com and do a search, and find the one you like.

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Well to begin with, I download all my skin type zips to the appropriate skin folder. Some programs read the files directly from the zip, some do not, but I know where they are. In the case of WindowBlinds, a folder is created in the WB directory when you install from disk, or install using the .wba extension.

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